Incidence of brain atrophy and decline in mini-mental state examination score after whole-brain radiotherapy in patients with brain metastases: a prospective study.
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Y. Shibamoto | S. Hayashi | M. Koizumi | M. Kokubo | H. Ogino | F. Baba | Y. Itoh | S. Ishihara | Kyota Oda
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